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Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar defended the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, asserting that removing the names of ‘illegal infiltrators’ from electoral rolls is simply a morganatic workout to support the integrity of the antiauthoritarian process.
Addressing a gathering during a ‘Chai Pe Charcha’ programme in Manakondur of Karimnagar territory connected Tuesday, Mr. Sanjay said, “No authorization has the close to region the names of genuine Indian citizens from electoral rolls.”
He questioned the absorption to removing amerciable overseas infiltrators from electoral rolls, asking, “What is incorrect with deleting the votes of amerciable immigrants?”
Mr. Sanjay accused the Congress of attempting to make divisions among communities for governmental gain.
“The Congress should clarify its presumption connected whether the names of amerciable infiltrators from countries specified arsenic Pakistan and Bangladesh stay connected elector lists,” helium said.
The Union Minister dismissed allegations by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy that Union Coal Minister G. Kishan Reddy was obstructing the Metro Rail Phase-II Project, describing the claims arsenic baseless.
He reiterated that the Narendra Modi-led Central authorities remains afloat committed to Telangana’s development. The State continues to person large projects and substantial Central funding, helium said, adding, “The Centre has released thousands of crores of rupees for improvement initiatives successful Hyderabad, Warangal and Khammam Municipal Corporations and assorted different civic bodies.”
Referring to the caller reported comments by the Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS) president K. Kavitha, Mr. Sanjay said, “The beingness of leaders with Maoist leanings wrong the BRS is simply a substance of concern. Extremist ideologies airs a menace to societal harmony and antiauthoritarian values.”
He added that adjacent galore Maoist leaders person abandoned the ideology and joined the antiauthoritarian mainstream.
